The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-19
A TENDER JUROR.
No Verdict Reached in the
Celebrated Haddock Case
Weeping O'Connell,
The North Carolina (On,icts
Nutiul. The state Niiitiu CAN
ed To QuciI Them.
ttohg List of Wisdccd. Commit .
ted. The Panhandle Robbers
southern InitutOrs.
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AHENNCuIN rHF SOUTH.
CuARLEsroN, sc. April ls.-John
Caldwell. VIM, Froncbcrger and Joe
Harris were arrested IN Grecnville
charged with being implicitcd in
scheme for the wholesale robbery of
the through freight trains of the
Ihchmoud and Grccnvilis railroad
Caliwcll Is widely known. Since
last November the authorities of tho
railroad have mis- 'cd various articles
ot freight from trains en- route south
ward Goods to the value of $1,000
have been reported missing. Ihc
robbery WAS traced to Grccnyillc and
II was discovered that john Caldwell
has been ollcuhs prlvatclyH large lot
of pmids Tor sHlc. Investigation show
ed that hsystcmetic plan ot robbery
wno being operated by Nh organized
band. Othor parties are under sus-
piCiOn. 80 far, no railroad men are
implicated. Caldwell informed
chief OF Police krmcdy whore
900 yards OF plaids can bo found at
store in She country,
GoNETo CANADA.
ALBANIA, hpIli ~ Ia. III NNulp,h u
prominent tcal estate broker and
politician has He'd the country, hayi ing
vicumIed II large numher of persons,
aggrcgating - sum of 10000
A VOTE MANUFACTURE.
81. LOUIS, April, IL Patrick j.
Egan, deputy recorder OF votes. who
WAS convicted of committing election
frauds last November, was sentenced
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7ENEN YEARS IN I''E ZEN
0pec'a' Dispatch to The Examiner
MlLLlCAN, April lS.-icntord, the
young man who killed Caldwell noar
l'otrcat IN Grimes county about this
tlmo Ihst year. was tried nj Anderson
saturday, aud found Rui " of murder
ia the second degree. Md given seven
ycars IN the pcnitcniiirY.
THE rANnANbLE ROBBERS.
FiIlShuitd AprlI lN.- Deputy
Mayor hripP'H Office, where the pre-
llmlnarv hearings III the great rail-
rond robbery cases woroto take place
TINS morning was crowded with
friends OF the prisoners and curiosity
seekers, long before 10 o'cl lock, the
hour SGT lor hearing tho llrot case
called mat Ol j. J.. Armstrong, OK
conductor on the hlhhhdlo road.
me prosecution "licrcd III evidence
VhllHc "hlrh wnS claimed belonged To
thc accused. II Wa l"uhd III bar
Der rhop "hcIc Armstrong lett II,
ana II was illled with
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